Amrus Amit-130 Infrared Medical Thermometer

The thermometer is intended for periodic measurement of body temperature in individuals of any age (in the ear and on the forehead) and objects using a contactless method.
It can be used in medical institutions and at home.
Please read this manual carefully before using the thermometer.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEASURING TEMPERATURE
Do not touch the sensor window with your fingers. Use a cotton swab moistened with alcohol to clean the sensor window.
If the storage or transportation conditions of the thermometer differ from the operating conditions, the thermometer must be allowed to acclimate to the operating conditions for 30 minutes before measurement.
Do not take measurements outdoors, in extreme conditions, or near heat sources (fireplaces and stoves).
Avoid eating and drinking, exercising, bathing, or using a hairdryer before and during the temperature measurement. In these cases, wait 20 minutes before measuring the temperature.
Do not take measurements during or immediately after breastfeeding.
It is important to know the normal temperature of a healthy person.
This is the only way to accurately diagnose a fever. To determine the normal temperature, measure the temperature of a person when they are healthy.
It is recommended to take three measurements and choose the average value if the measurement results differ from each other.
Always measure the temperature in the same body position, as temperature readings may vary depending on this.
Do not move the thermometer during the temperature measurement.

Measuring Temperature in the Ear
Advantages of measuring the temperature of the tympanic membrane compared to other measurements:

• Temperature readings in the armpits reflect only skin temperature, which may not indicate the internal body temperature.

• Rectal temperature often significantly lags behind the internal body temperature, especially during rapid temperature fluctuations.

• Oral temperature is often affected by food, drink, thermometer placement, breathing through the mouth, or the inability of the person to completely close their mouth.
There should be no obstructions or excessive earwax in the ear.
External factors that may affect ear temperature include:

• lying on one ear for a long time;

• ears covered by a hat for an extended period;

• exposure to very high or very low temperatures;

• recent swimming or bathing.
Eliminate interfering factors and wait 20 minutes before measuring the temperature.
Individuals using hearing aids or earplugs should remove them and wait 20 minutes before measuring the temperature.
Temperature measurement results in the right ear may differ from those in the left ear. Therefore, always measure the temperature in the same ear.
When measuring temperature in children under 1 year old, gently pull the ear upward, ensuring the sensor is directed toward the tympanic membrane.
When measuring temperature in children over 1 year old, gently pull the ear backward, ensuring the sensor is directed toward the tympanic membrane.

Measuring Forehead Temperature
Advantages of measuring skin temperature on the forehead compared to other measurements:

• Temperature readings in the armpits reflect only skin temperature, which may not indicate the internal body temperature.

• Rectal temperature often significantly lags behind the internal body temperature, especially during rapid temperature fluctuations.

• Oral temperature is often affected by food, drink, thermometer placement, breathing through the mouth, or the inability of the person to completely close their mouth.
Oils or cosmetics on the forehead may lower temperature readings.
Remove any contaminants from the forehead before measuring.
Wait at least 10 minutes after washing or cleaning the forehead before measuring the temperature.
Do not measure temperature on scars, open sores, or abrasions.
Do not hold your hand on the forehead for an extended period, as this will affect the temperature readings.
In these cases, eliminate interfering factors and wait 20 minutes before measuring the temperature.

The thermometer has no known contraindications for use.

Brand: AMRUS
Infrared Medical Thermometer AMIT-130
Contactless temperature measurement in the ear, on the forehead, and for objects

Specifications:
Model: AMIT-130
Display: Large LCD display with backlight and color indication, minimum division price 0.1°C;
Ear tips: 16 pcs. (disposable)
Forehead tip: 1 pc.
Thermometer dimensions (H x W x D): 155 x 39 x 50 mm
LCD display size: 21 x 23 mm
Display backlight: Yes
Color temperature indication: Yes
Measurement range: 32.0 to 42.0 °C
Sound signal on power on: Yes
Sound signal at the end of measurement: Yes
Sound signal for temperature above 37.8°C in "Ear Temperature" and "Forehead Temperature" modes: Yes
Measurement accuracy and error: ±0.2
Memory for 10 measurements with date and time
Weight: 85 g
Power supply: 3 V
Battery life: 6000 measurements
Energy-saving mode: Automatic shutdown after 60 seconds
Case: Yes
Manufacturer: Amrus Enterprises Ltd., USA
Country of origin: China
Warranty: 2 years + Free service throughout the product's lifespan.

Description:
The AMRUS AMIT-130 infrared medical thermometer is designed for contactless measurement of human body temperature (in the ear and on the forehead) and for objects.
Measurement time: 2 seconds. The device features a large LCD display with color indication, sound alerts, and memory for 10 measurements with date and time. The package includes 16 disposable ear tips, 1 forehead tip, and 2 AAA batteries. The thermometer has a low battery indication and automatic shutdown.

In "Ear Temperature" and "Forehead Temperature" modes, the device changes the color indication based on temperature:
- Green display backlight for temperatures below 37.3°C;
- Yellow display backlight for temperatures from 37.3°C to 37.8°C;
- Red display backlight for temperatures above 37.8°C.

In "Object Temperature" mode:
- Green display backlight when ready and during measurement and after completion.